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> As for their alternatives, kicking the user out to Safari would significantly reduce the usability of the app. Not at all. When you open a website in Safari
by wild_preference 8y ago
> As for their alternatives, kicking the user out to Safari would significantly reduce the usability of the app.
Not at all.
When you open a website in Safari from an app, the user gets a first class website-browser experience without your chrome, and a "< Back to your app" button in the menuline.
- EpicEng 8y agoIt opens the page in a WebView. What's the problem?
- wild_preference 8y agoThey're saying it's a better experience. I'm saying I'd rather have it in the browser that I already use. Good example being that I want to keep the article open or accumulate them in Safari instead of have this weird modal article-viewing system in the app. Various Reddit apps inline articles and I think it's just a worst experience.